Constance Marie Terry

Birth date: Aug 6, 1949 Death date: Mar 29, 2020

Constance Marie Terry, 70, of Bullard, Texas passed away March 29, 2020 in Tyler, Texas of natural causes. She was born August 6, 1949 to Richard Terry and Audrey Maxson in Muscatine, Iowa. She retired from Southwestern Bell/AT&T Read Obituary

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Jeri Sutton

286w ago

We were neighbors in Mesquite.there was a knock on the door one summer morning and as i answered there was this little red headed boy standing on the porch and he said " can ur kids come out an play". That was the start of a life long friendship with Connie. We lost track with each other but when we reunited again it was as if we had never been apart. Connie was the strongest woman i have ever known next to my Mother. Nothing ever brought her down. She approached everything head on and over came obsticales that would have destroyed other people. Loved her as a sister and always will. I very happy i found her in her last days here. What a joy it was to hear that she had except Christ as her savior and that her children have followed the same path. I'm looking forward to seeing her again but will miss her deeply until that time. God Bless my wonerful friend and may her family have peace and love from this moment on. Love u much. Jeri Sutton

Stacey-Yingling

286w ago

I remember so much of Aunt Connie, going swimming in the summer with Jamie, KC, my brother Tony and I all crammed in the back of a brown Pinto. Those were the best Summer's of our lives. I remember and can honestly at my ripe "old" age now of 52 still taste her delicious Speg. I don't know if I was even 10 the last time I ate it. I would just LOVE to know that recipe ☺️
Oh so many of them! My final of though will have to be because I had a fear of dogs! I hated Marmaduke but I didn't have appreciation for animals at 8, 9 and 10 yrs old. I swear he disliked me too, or maybe he just knew he could walk all over me. He literally could and everytime I saw him coming Aunt Connie would try to get me to just remain calm.
I remember Aunt Connie in her yard all the time she liked to swim. We went to the lake all the time, she was the greatest Aunt as we grew up in Texas even if not by blood. I don't even know how many yrs it had been since I had seen her, but I feel fortunate to have gotten to see her when Grandma Terry ( her Mom) passed just a few yrs ago. We only got a hug in but im grateful for that hug from my Aunt Connie cause I loved her. Go rest in place you are going to be missed love your Niece Stacey (Songer) Yingling

Terry Harper

286w ago

in honor of Constance.

To all the Family, Friends, and all who loved Connie, our deepest sympathy and many prayers for comfort, guidance, and release of the pain to God. No words can ever take the pain or heartache that comes with losing someone. As I once saw the article, it means so much.
Our Family Chain
We little knew that morning
That God would call your name.
In life we loved you dearly;
In death we do the same.
It broke our hearts to lose you,
But you did not go alone,

For part of us went with you
The day God called you home.
You left us beautiful memories
Your love is still our guide,
And though we cannot see you,

You are always by our side.
Our family chain is broken
And nothing seems the same,
But as God calls us one by one,
The chain will link again.
Our deepest Sympathy
Aunt Terry and Jim Harper

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Jennifer Wright

286w ago

in honor of Constance.

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Catinna Mallett

286w ago

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